
Nootka Sound
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Oct 6, 2026
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
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14:58David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset the ship sailed in.
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15:01David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
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15:09David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
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15:15David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
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15:21David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining and the sky was blue.
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15:24David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands which were fresh and green in the early spring.
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17:53David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding, such as bearskin rugs.
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18:02David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
Lewis and Clark Meriwether Lewis and William Clark-William R. Lighton
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21:02Roger MelinNARRATOR
His immediate object at Paris was to engage a mercantile company in the fur trade of the western coast of America, in which, however, he failed.
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21:12Roger MelinNARRATOR
I then proposed to him to go by land to Kamchatka, across in some of the Russian vessels to Nootka Sound, fall down into the latitude of the Missouri, and penetrate to and through that to the United States.
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21:27Roger MelinNARRATOR
He eagerly seized the idea, and only asked to be assured of the permission of the Russian government.
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21:33Roger MelinNARRATOR
The consent of the Empress of Russia was obtained, together with an assurance of protection, while the course of travel lay across her territory, and Ledyard set out.
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
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15:22David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset, the ship sailed in.
D
15:25David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
15:34David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
15:39David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
15:45David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining, and the sky was blue.
D
15:48David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands, which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
18:17David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding such as bearskin rugs.
D
18:27David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking-glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
D
14:28David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset the ship sailed in.
D
14:31David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
14:39David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
14:44David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
14:51David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining and the sky was blue.
D
14:54David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
17:22David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding, such as bearskin rugs.
D
17:32David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
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Unknown podcast
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
Sep 28 · 23 Mentions
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15:27David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset, the ship sailed in.
D
15:30David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
15:38David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
15:43David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
15:50David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining, and the sky was blue.
D
15:53David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands, which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
18:21David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding such as bearskin rugs.
D
18:31David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment, the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking-glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
P
Unknown podcast
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
Sep 22 · 24 Mentions
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15:28David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset, the ship sailed in.
D
15:31David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
15:39David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
15:45David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
15:51David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining, and the sky was blue.
D
15:54David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands, which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
18:23David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding, such as bearskin rugs.
D
18:32David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment, the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking-glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
D
15:58David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset, the ship sailed in.
D
16:01David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
16:10David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
16:15David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
16:21David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining, and the sky was blue.
D
16:24David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands, which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
18:53David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding, such as bearskin rugs.
D
19:02David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment, the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking-glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
P
Unknown podcast
Early Days Of Old Oregon-Katharine Berry Judson
Sep 15 · 24 Mentions
D
15:58David WalesNARRATOR
Just at sunset, the ship sailed in.
D
16:01David WalesNARRATOR
So far as Captain Cook knew, it had no name, so he called it King George's Sound, although it was later called Nootka Sound.
D
16:10David WalesNARRATOR
Yet the Spanish had already seen it, and they had called it San Lorenzo.
D
16:15David WalesNARRATOR
Nootka Sound was a beautiful place after weeks on the stormy ocean with those complaining ships.
D
16:22David WalesNARRATOR
The sun was shining and the sky was blue.
D
16:24David WalesNARRATOR
The water rippled softly on many little islands which were fresh and green in the early spring.
D
18:53David WalesNARRATOR
When they saw the Indians with many furs, they began to trade for them, for the men would need warm clothing and warm bedding, such as bearskin rugs.
D
19:03David WalesNARRATOR
When Cook and his officers began to trade for furs, to their astonishment, the Indians would not accept as payment the bells and beads and looking-glasses which the South Sea Islanders and the Hawaiians had taken.
Day of the Dead in Mexico Plus Holland America's Longer Alaska Cruise
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26:15Mark FaldmoHOST
This one sells round-trip Vancouver.
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26:17Mark FaldmoHOST
It includes a port called Bella Bella, then Homer, Kodiak, Anchorage, Valdez, Glacier Bay, and something that's new that no other cruise line has ever sailed to is scenic cruising, which is called Nootka Sound.
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26:32Mark FaldmoHOST
It's a remote waterway, which is on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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26:36Mark FaldmoHOST
Usually, you just sail past Vancouver Island, but this one, you're actually going to spend a little bit more time on Vancouver Island.
Episode 181: DoorDash at Your Airport Gate
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25:18Mark FaldmoHOST
This one sells round-trip Vancouver.
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25:20Mark FaldmoHOST
It includes a port called Bella Bella, then Homer, Kodiak, Anchorage, Valdez, Glacier Bay, and something that's new that no other cruise line has ever sailed to is scenic cruising, which is called Nootka Sound.
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25:35Mark FaldmoHOST
It's a remote waterway, which is on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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25:39Mark FaldmoHOST
Usually, you just sail past Vancouver Island, but this one, you're actually going to spend a little bit more time on Vancouver Island.
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